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Delegated Report - Code - Planning - MCU26 0047 (As Published)
Figure 5 – North & South Elevations of Proposed Short Term Accommodation
2. APPLICATION BACKGROUND
• The original dwelling was approved by Private Certifier 16/04/2007 (112007.649)
• The secondary dwelling was approved by Private Certifier 27/06/2023 (PC23/0800)
• An approval was given by council for amendment to the secondary dwelling 5 December 2023
(DBW23/0078)
• An application was submitted for assessment under the superseded planning scheme to utilise the
secondary dwelling for short term accommodation while not requiring the primary residence to be
owner occupied. This application was refused 06/11/2025 (SPS25/0002).
• A Short Stay Letting Approval for the primary dwelling was approved (21/02/2025) SSL25/0041
3. SITE DETAILS
3.1. Site History
An information request was forwarded to the applicant dated 25 June raising the following issues:
Item – Existing Short-Term Accommodation Approval
Given the current short term accommodation approval on the primary dwelling, Council requested
a means as to how the applicant proposed to relinquish this approval to prevent both dwellings
being used for short term accommodation.
In response, the applicant proposed the following process:
1. Council grants the MCU approval for short-term accommodation within the existing approved
small dwelling;
2. Before lodging the Short Stay Letting Local Law application for the small dwelling, the
applicant will provide written confirmation to Council that the applicant no longer relies upon,
asserts, or seeks to exercise any existing town planning use rights for short-term
accommodation in relation to the main dwelling;
3. Before lodging the Short Stay Letting Local Law application for the small dwelling, the
applicant will also notify Council that short stay letting of the main dwelling is to cease and
will request cancellation, surrender, withdrawal, expiry or non-renewal of Short Stay Letting
Approval SSL25/0041;
4. The applicant will then lodge the required Short Stay Letting Local Law application for the
small dwelling, relying on the new MCU approval as the town planning authority for the use;
and
5. Short-term accommodation will only commence in the small dwelling once both the MCU
approval and the required Short Stay Letting Local Law approval for the small dwelling are
in place.
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